Re: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs Sept 7-8, 2013

[Glenn Hauser <wghauser@xxxxxxxxx>]

I later remembered that one could retrieve ``special`` schedules by 
messing with the date in the URL, so here was Saturday Sept 7 in CET, 
including the 15570 Portuguese frequency; started 1650 UT and evidently 
lasted all the way until 2100?!:

http://en.radiovaticana.va/trasm_spec.asp?cod=txs_2013_09_07_ing.asp#txs

``Saturday 07 September 2013 Vigil of Prayer for Peace at 07.00 pm

From
 St. Peter's Square, the Prayer's Vigil presided over by Pope Francis to
 mark the world day of prayer and fasting for peace in Siria, Middle 
East and around the world.

Live broadcast from 06.50 p.m.
- in Portuguese for Africa on kHz 15570 SW and via Internet on Channel 4
-in Italian for the Rome area on kHz 585 MW, MHz 105,0 FM and via Internet on Channel 5
-in Spanish via Internet on Channel 6
-in French for Africa on kHz 11675 SW and via Internet on Channel 7
-International Sound via Internet on Channel 8
-in English for Africa on kHz 13765 SW and via Internet on Channel 9
-in German via Internet on Channel 10``
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)


Re:


** VATICAN [non?]. 15570, Sat Sept 7 after 2030, good signal from Vatican Radio in Brazuguese, 2058 closing as ``serviço brasileiro``, off at 2100*. This is strange, not on the schedules. 15570 supposedly lasts only until 1930 in Spanish to Central Africa, per EiBi, and that is only on Saturdays. EiBi shows the only VR transmissions at 2030/2100 as French to CAf on 11625, and Arabic at 2040-2100 on 5980, 9645, 7250, 13765. Rather odd time for Brasil, too. WRTH 2013 indicated the only Portuguese to SAm was 0030 on 7305, long since deleted. Maybe this was a special broadcast, but did not seem to be; by Sept 8 check, the VR website has deleted any specials pertaining to the day before (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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